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Peaceful demonstrations at the Japanese and South Korean embassies: Stop Deforestation in Indonesia Due to Wood Pellet Exports
Peaceful demonstrations at the Japanese and South Korean embassies Jakarta, October 20, 2025 – Today, October 20, 2025, environmental activists from civil society organizations held a peaceful demonstration in front...
Read MoreCampaigners Urge the IMO to Keep Biofuels Out of the Net-Zero Framework
LONDON, 20 October 2025 – Biofuelwatch, Forest Watch Indonesia and Global Forest Coalition are calling the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) to exclude harmful biofuels from compliance with the Net-Zero Framework....
Read MoreEuropean Parliament Finally Approves 1 Year Postponement of EUDR Implementation
On 16 October 2024, the European Parliament officially adopted a proposal to postpone the implementation of the European Union’s Zero Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) for 12 months, from 30 December 2024...
Read MoreDocumentary Film 17 Sweet Letters: Are Conservation Areas Really Conserved?
Cali, Colombia – October 31, 2024 – A new documentary film, “17 Sweet Letters”, invites viewers to explore the other side of environmental protection in Indonesia and question the efficiency...
Read MoreQuick Wins by Nusron Wahid, Minister of ATR/BPN: Revoke HGU, Protect Peatlands, Save Biodiversity
Image of Rawa Tripa burned in 2009, Source: Junaidi Hanafiah/Mongabay Indonesia Indonesia has actively shown its commitment to global biodiversity conservation through participation in various international agreements. One of these...
Read MoreTHE HAZARD BEHIND MINING: The Flood Risk and Socio-economic Impact of Nickel Mining in Weda Bay Central Halmahera
In the last five years, Central Halmahera has frequently experienced flooding. Based on a compilation data from media and the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), there has been approximately 19 floods...
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